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Uploaded by chainstructor on Dec 31, 2008
How-To Bridle a Horse Video: by the Certified Horsemanship Association
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Love this video, thank you!!! Can't wait to share these with our summer staff.
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That bit is way too lose in the horse's mouth. You should have one wrinkle above the horses mouth where the bit is.
HunterJumperBlonde 1 year ago
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It depends on the type of bit and the discipline. For H/J yes that is a great rule, for western riding in a snaffle not necessarily. Also depends on the horse's mouth anatomy.
chainstructor 1 year ago